I was surprised to see this in the travel press last week…………..
Norwegian Cruise Line is scrapping its ‘Premium All Inclusive’ pricing concept after two years and replacing it with a new ‘Free at Sea’ programme which it claims offers greater flexibility and allows agents to earn more.
The ‘Free at Sea’ programme requires customers to pay £99 to access two benefits which the line claims are worth more than £700.
The programme is already operating in all markets outside Europe, but will expand to the UK and Ireland, and the continent, from April 2.
Customers can choose two of the following:
Guests sailing in NCL’s top stateroom classes (Haven, Concierge or suites) would automatically be eligible for all five. The Free At Sea upgrade is fully commissionable to agents.
Under its Premium All-Inclusive offer, which was introduced in April 2017, unlimited premium drinks, service charges and gratuities were included in the fare.
The £99 Free At Sea upgrade is available on all cabin types.
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